Question: Is there a tool that can help me organize and declutter my inbox from newsletters?

If you want to get a handle on your inbox and unclutter it from newsletters, LaterOn is worth a look. It can summarize newsletters with AI technology, send you summaries of newsletters at the time you want to read them, present newsletters without ads and offer a ChatGPT-like AI assistant to manage your subscriptions. With a Zen Mode for distraction-free reading and one-click unsubscribe, it could be a good way to keep your inbox in order.

Another good option is Breezemail, which uses smart categories to keep important messages separate and separate newsletters from other messages. It's an Outlook and Gmail extension that uses ChatGPT queries to create custom categories, so you can keep your inbox organized with minimal effort. The service also prioritizes privacy and security, so your data is safe.

If you prefer an open-source option, Inbox Zero is a personal AI assistant that Google itself endorses to automate tasks like unsubscribing from newsletters and screening cold emails. It can send automated responses based on your rules and has a one-click newsletter cleaner. It can be self-hosted for better data privacy and integrates with Gmail and Google Workspace email accounts.

Last, Superhuman has a split inbox that automatically categorizes important messages, uses AI to write emails and sends follow-up reminders. It's geared for high-performing teams, but you can use it as an individual to try to get a better handle on your email. Its read status and snippets features can help you get a better handle on your email and free up more time.